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@jeffmarc
Here is the one article i found where they are talking about ATR with PARP.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0302283820308368
Coffee wise i did start to have one a day.
Thanks for the tip on the almond milk. Chicken, fish and turkey are in daily diet.
I did get a Testosteron test last month. It was less than 0.17. This month came back at 8, but i am not sure if it is on the same scale. I have to check with the doc later this week, since it was done at a different lab.
The PSMA scan will be done in January. Most likely i will get another 3 month depot of Lupron by the end of the month. Maybe the doc will increase the dosage. The initial one was 11.25mg, even though i read that most people get the 22.5mg shot.
The BRCA 1 was clean, and my BRCA 2 has a very small variation that, according to the Genetics doc, was within the normal range and classified as irrelevant. They said to check again in 2-3 years to see if it gets reclassified.

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@dinu
Your hereditary genetic test came up with just ATM. That will never change.

If you get a somatic test, then they can find other things like BRCA. That can change over time as you get new metastasis.

Great to hear you’re getting the PSMA pet. That will really let you know what’s going on

Testosterone tests are whole numbers. 8 is nice and low.

@dinu
The article you quoted does not have any ATM mentioned for treatment.

The article I quoted was specifically for using the drugs with ATM. It might be more useful for you to read.